[Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray]@TWC D-Link bookVanity Fair CHAPTER XIV 32/44
I am pretty comfortable.
Indeed it is rather a good place.
But how very good of you to inquire!" Osborne was quite savage.
The little governess patronised him and persiffled him until this young British Lion felt quite uneasy; nor could he muster sufficient presence of mind to find a pretext for backing out of this most delectable conversation. "I thought you liked the City families pretty well," he said, haughtily. "Last year you mean, when I was fresh from that horrid vulgar school? Of course I did.
Doesn't every girl like to come home for the holidays? And how was I to know any better? But oh, Mr.Osborne, what a difference eighteen months' experience makes! eighteen months spent, pardon me for saying so, with gentlemen.
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